Jeep introduces new capped-price servicing plans for 2020 SUVs

Jeep Australia has introduced new capped-price servicing plans for its range of MY20 SUVs as part of its strategy to “enhance customer trust”.

All but one of the capped-price servicing plans are cheaper than before after Jeep Australia “worked extremely hard to analyse and intricately understand the capped-price servicing models in the Australian market to build a compelling and competitive offer”.

While the Compass small SUV is available with petrol and diesel engines, both cost the same to service over their first five visits, at $1995, which is $600 less than before.

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It’s a similar story for the Cherokee mid-size SUV, which is offered with two petrol engines that now cost $1995 to service (-$655).

The Wrangler off-roader is available with petrol and diesel engines, with the former now costing $1995 to service (-$500), while the latter is the exception to the rule, unchanged at $1995.

The Grand Cherokee large SUV’s 3.6-litre and 5.7-litre petrol engines both now cost $1995 to service, down $600 and $1020 respectively.

The flagship’s 3.0-litre diesel and 6.2-litre petrol engines are more expensive to service, at $2995 (-$1290) and $3995 (-$1370), but get the biggest savings.

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Service intervals for the petrol engines listed above are every 12 months or 12,000km, whichever comes first, while their diesel counterparts can travel 20,000km between visits.

“I believe a successful aftersales business is key to delivering an end-to-end customer experience for Jeep owners, and we are committed to enhancing what we offer our customers in this regard, starting with the 2020 capped-price servicing program,” said recently appointed Jeep Australia boss Kevin Flynn.

2020 Jeep capped-price servicing plans (first five visits)